Through a process of inductive theory building based on a case analysis of one such organization, we propose that creativity is affected by multiple levels of interdependence.
The fertile structure is characterized by multiple levels of branching with the penultimate branches alternately arranged; ultimate rachises bearing 6 10 alternately arranged, slightly flattened, shield-shaped synangia.
Nurturing a breakthrough water treatment technology, from concept to commercialization in a very conservative industry, guarded by multiple levels of gatekeepers, is like running a marathon it hurts getting to the finish line, but the journey's worth it.
This concept is the translation of what emotions are in the human mind: fast evaluations of objects and events in the surrounding world, which is achieved by multiple levels of processing which cooperate to create an abstract image of the world focusing on the relevant information.
Recent psychophysical and imaging studies have demonstrated the unconscious processing of invisible stimuli in situations of masking and adaptation [27] [30], indicating that the behavioral contrast threshold is determined by multiple levels of neural processes [31].
Deposition and mobilization of fat in an organism are tightly controlled by multiple levels of endocrine and neuroendocrine regulation.
Glucose homeostasis is tightly governed by multiple levels of regulation, involving many different molecules, cell types and hormones.
The OMTT in Neuroscience was viewed positively by students, on average across all courses, as measured by multiple levels of engagement (Table 2).
The social ecological framework recognises that behaviour is affected by multiple levels of influence including personal factors, interpersonal processes, organisational factors, community factors and public policy [ 23].
However, few papers stratified their results by multiple levels of exposure; for example, Tsianos [ 24] and Ladas [ 34] stratified their analysis into urban, semi-rural, and rural.
